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VOL. 23, BROOKLYN 'WEDNESDAY. JANUARY, TWO CETS WIN L1QTJORS. mm 008 increased the th. fotginesn, until one of thote awful nnidil.es vlnebil.e oil n.niinioee.

was always gotttas 1M0 was mmoneiit. But it was averted by the military promptness 11110 decision of the chair, wh ruled all discussion, except on a motion to adjourn out of order. The motion lo a ili iiii ii fr one mouth was put and carried. J. VAN" ATOKIf, JUBLISHEK AND lions in Schools Nr s.

and 27 had been procured by a systimcf intimidation, and that the teachers id been ci nipol'ed to resipti because they were threatened with summary dismissul if they did not. Mr. Spragiip slated Hint as far as N'o. wns concerned the loaehp.r vim had resigned there had b. en pxunilood before the tein ln r's committee and it was ilip opinion bolli of the Superintendents of Hie schools, and' the Principal of her own school, that she was not lit fur tho position she bold in Ihe school.

Mr. JlcCInskey argued against sending back any nor lion ot the reports, as establishing a bad precedent, it was admitted that the local committee, the Principal of tbe School and the Superintendent of the Schools, all found this teacher incompetent for the position she was placed in, and her removal was therefore proper. After some further discussion, Mr. Capwell's motion to refer back so much of tbe report as related to School No. 27, was adopted, and Ihe motion to refer back that portion of it relating to School No.

was lost. Dr. Thome moved to reconsider the vote on No. Lost. CIIIIMIP.KX IN THR Ei nooi.s.

Mr. Parsons presented the following report: Tbe Law Committee, to whom was referred the subject of applying to the Legislature for an act to prohibit the admission of children to the Public Schools under the age of six years, respectfully report the following Section a of an Act entitled An Act to Reorganize and Regulate the Common Schools of the Citv of Brooklyn," passedAprii tli.I Is hereby amended by adding to said eection No person under the age of aix years shall be admitted as a pupil to auv of tho Schools under Ibe charge of the Board of Education mf tbe City of Brooklyn." Resolved That the foregoing amendment be presented by the Law mitteu Legislature of this State and respectfully ask for the adoption ami enactment thereoL Itcspeet fully submitted, Gkouoi: W. Paksons, II. U. ICtiWAiins W.

Fi The report was adopted. Mr. Burr from the Finance Committee pres Mit. a rein dole fixing tin salaries of the Jaui ors at iiu diligent Schools, which was adopted. The Hoard then adjourned.

i ACAKti MT OF i'USIO. WIUM S. iAY EVrM.VG. Gib, 1851. IDrIN B.

OIII. In his irea. inipereonat'ou of II 0 ASGISTKII IIY Mr. F. E.

CONWAY. Mrs. F. B. CONWAY, Mr.

JOHN DYOTT. AND A FULL AND TALENTED COMPANY. SPECIAL NOTICE. Tie 1U be perf rmed ENTIRE and not in 4 acts as usually Riven. THE "MERCHANT OF VENICE.

SHYI.OCK EDWIN BOOTH GRATIANO Mr CONWAY TON 10 i Mr JOH YOT PORTIA "MS. F. CONWAY Doors open at BK: commence at 7J o'clock. Box ofbee open (torn 7X a till 0 P. 51 FRlDAY lourthnightor IDWIN BOOTH.

jl2 2t HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE" CORNER OF COURT AND R1CMSEN STREETS. TIIE i PEOPLE'S FAVORITE BESO IT. R. M. HOOLEY g0ie Preprletor.

Oil DAY EVFNIN JANUARY 4th, 1864. AND DURING THE WEEK. TIIE YFRY BEST BILL KVER OFFERED TO THE PATRONS OF HOOLEY'S MINcTRELd. EF.TURN OF THE OLD FAVORITES HERMAN) PURDY AND LA MONT. YOUNG EPHT'S LAMENT! J'AVORITF.

BALLAD by A. HERMAN. CONSCItll'TS ON A LARK. FANCY PAN Hi FLORENCE. TEE STUDENT I DUcEllTATtoN ON TIIE TTMFS.

FLUTE SOLO. Mississippi fun a. cncudlng with the very hugbable sketch ol StEING THE ELK HANT: OR, LIFE IN iW YORK, oori open Jt fi tocommeDce at 7i clocL. AOc.lt.slon 25 cents Horet 3 rt Front res rved for laC'c and contienau iKOOm oar ylo tbesj. Ger.tt.

nii.nlv iiabes in ntenoKnoe. jt TP ARK THEATRE, FULTON STREET, 'opposli the City HsS, Eroik'jm.) rsses and Msnagrr. Gabriel titrlcaa Manaser Mr. B. A.

Baser of TJTEFNGLISII OPERA TROUPE. POWERFUL CHORUS, ENLAHGED ORCHEaTRA, WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY lith. BOUEnlAN GIRL. Cotnt Arnbeim Mr Tt arirteus Mr 0 Detllstorf. Mr George Res lcrektein Mr Pile Arbne Mme Comte Borschur.i Gipsy Out en Miss MarySnaw CoMlnetor Mi TlIEODORw THOMAS.

St an i seemed tlirt.e cays ia advance, witiioutex ra joura pen at t. Commence at 7 o'clock. SATURDAY EVENING, TICKET OF LKAV1S MAN With its cast of cnaracters. JJROOKLYN ATHENEUM. GireAT MAMMOTH PANORA Ma AND DIORAMA OF THE WORLD, OR CREATION AND DELUGE.

A work of surpassing splendor xcute I by that Prince of Anicriran Artitts. GEnUGE HEILGE. and the largest ever offered to the puhlic, covering on canvass nearly TEN THOUSAND SQUARE FESr. with the wonderful and beaut'ful MOVING DIORAMA, produced at a cost of overS30.0IHi The machinery required to work this great mammoth production is noted for precision ar.d accuracy. WILL P.EMATN FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, OPENING NUiHT, MONDAY.

JANUARY 4, 1804. The management takes pleasure in informing the public flint tiny have ccgagea for tats occasion the cebbrated Piacltt. Mos'er AI.FX. B. WIFDERnOL'O.

Cardsof admlfsloj ijcents. Oii.dren 15 ceati. No free l.st. excepted. Special Exhibitions on Wednesday and S'turdiy afternoon, for the accommodation of Ladies and Children.

Evening, doors open at tour at precisely. Afternoon drors open at tnurat.t. To avoid ciowdlrgatthe ticket office, the management bees to inform tbe public that tickets can be procured on Monday, Jan. 4. 5lh.

tith and 7th, at ihe ticket offiee, from 2 to 4 oclock. d23 tf ASHINGTON SKATINg'pond! TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE SEASON. rickets tor a gentleman $3 00 Ladj't ticket OC Bojr. under 15 years of age 2 ut! Friends of subscribers, belnc introduced as such, will be admitted by the payment of 25 cents. Fonaleat the Mercantile Llbiarj, corner Clinton and Atlantic streets.

J. D. Willlt, cor Court and Schermeihora tireets; John Spader, corner Third st. tind Fifth av. CHICHESTER'S SKATING POND, 1 BUSH WICK AVENUE, NEAR GRAND STREET.

WILLTAMSBURGH, (Vii Grand street car? from the ferries,) WILL BE OPENED TO TIIE PUBLIC FOR SKATING, AT THE FIRST OPPORTUNITY. improverrents fcave been made, together with fc.or.seB built, for tbe pnrpose of iiroriucir a BRILLIANT LIGHT AT NIGHT. A BAND OF MUSIC WILL BE IN APTEXDANOB ADMISSION TEN CENTS. POND CLOSED ON SUNDAYS. B.

Parties wishing to have their basinen inserted in tie BuslnesPire tor7 o.t the above Pond, can spniy as at Hie V. d71m OOSTUaiNG COSTUMING I CHAEACTBRISTIC AND FANCY DRESSES FOh HIRE OR MADE TO ORDER. FOR BALLS. PARTIES AND A.iQUERADES, AT TBE COSTUME DKPOT. No.

E3 FULTON AVENUE. BRO OKLYN. n233 i'REE AND EASY FREE AND ASS I'LL B. BE FREE AND EASY STILL The Sons n' Harmony meet every THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at THE PLAC5), Sprame's A ley. Fulton streel, Tomiev's old Shades, now kept by WM.

KNIGHTON, many years' of theMarlm Hail, Canal stnet. Npw YoiW, and The PUee, Hulson. near A bany. Mr Heaton will take the cba r. and the old favorite, Mr OUord will face.

Sir Wm. Toee und a host of talent will be there on Thursday next. Old and new friends jieaseglve us a call. d2i lm GRAND OPENING OF THE SKATING CARNIVAL. THE UNION POND STILL IN TBE ASCENDANT.

No Pond In the Metropolis or its vicitdty offers such attractions as THE USION, Vast additions and improvements have been made during the past fall wbicl now make it THE NE PLUS ULTRA or SKATING LOCALITIES. THE SPLENDID PAGO A Will be brllllsntly Illuminated ever? skating night with hutdreds of lhts. The ladies' saloon and rooms have been greatly enlarged. Improved tu superbly bOVELTIFS OF A STARTLING CnRACTER will be corstantlf introdnced. Lovers of fine musiowiu have their testes gratued.

Arrange nients lave been maae wtte Mr. Haoflelo. THE CELEBRATED PYROTECHNIST, to furnish the rarest spetlm na of his art to mve effect to the PROMENADE CONCERTS. The strictest podce regulations will ensu order at al time. Mem ers will erjny ttie nrlvilege of lr.troduc'.og their frierds.

1 st ute departraert will he under the rectloa of Messrs. Kernocban Brown Mr. Samuel Lewis, the popu'ar catcierof tbe oH Odeon. will hve charge of the refrethmtnt rooms. Besidenti of tbegretet pa to RroOi 5n, and of New iork soetn of 2tth treet, wib Una tie UNION POND nearer ann more accessible t'jan any other.

AI tbe nekrtuieiitfe II be undtr Hit direct superintendence if Mr. Wm Cummeycr, and ih enerzv which fie. I as bere'ofore displayed in nneetlon wltn tne eater prise ill i a fu cuarat te to the public that nothing vrtlt be uniirg test cure tl.elr comfort aud ple iaure. Tickets are cow ready fci. for s.le only at tbe office of the Tend All nf.w subscr brs must mng 6 references.

Tbe numl er ticke will be limled; bene: early app'ii tior; dphlrable. New Vo And Brooklyn parties it b'n to p1 rch ticVets will tilcase sund tbnr U'Mress 'hrouti! ihi. Post. Olbce to tbe Presi lentof tb Uulon Pood. Itox Brooklyn fos Ofllce.

aud in case references are a prcniut reply "ill He returned. TERMS. Gentleman's Ticket $3 08 Ltd is ami Child 159 MM overly 5 ea of 3 01 lntrctinclrg Gents 25 La'Mes 16 N.B ThisPcnd v. be outneil oaSuadays Ouc dtv ar.n ev, ti'jr ti is reserved f.r special pu. pisv.

on Licit nil vi'i eijareed adu i icrloa fee of 25 ts. ab lm QA PITOI.INE SKATING LAKE A GREAT SUCCESS. SEASON TICKETS LIMITED. SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS NOW OPEN. TtcVeip for Gentleman and two Ladies 5 CO lit enno Q) l.hcieo ncd Children each 1 ill 1'ei sol introduced by ticket lioldtVs each' idriVt tan ie'.

1 00 T'cketj for sale at gandfr.rd Cornell's Real Ei ta'eOf ll. Pou stippt opposite li.e City Hull; and Sawyer ompipn Muiic hiore. roratr of Jay tt. and Fuliaa ar, tt tbe 1'oLd. e'l't'lm WEED A DECKER, Proprietors.

A VADV.KY IVTUSiC FKEE ADMIS: I IN A TICKETS OU 1 ill Stociholders ui.tbled the siuiicn iiyiereive Hum a iTeaMirerV. oiSjc, Nusta I link No Courts iv it i.t tne Academy on tb vnirg of or the a' nv.al unctLig on PIIID VJ NG, huut. i old u. kcts will net be ri ecrnizta. i eod2w I II.

FUOT I.NGHAV, T.eas. It lib BATI)EN V)DiW OP THic bir xi 6 Patrvk Ila. aer. oliern rw her old b'l ent, t.y CoWij union and nclco ci fi ir.r a ci 'ami t. nhvr th a stock of Inrtod! UOMfiSIIO LIliUORS.

1NE OLD BOURBON AND MONONGAHELi Winr KILS Yi i lrn hnve oecn pr.ifnse't before the advaner, and csnbe srla less 1han the nresen' prices can act goad Brandy and Qin at the urlce thoy piy for a poor article else "here diilra fLD MALT WniSKET FOR SALE BY H. AKF' 'I Court stieet, ia acditlon to his choice stock of infs and Liquors asim 1 CT AT THE OLD STAND. 1 Qt JL J. FAMILY WINE LTQDOR STORE, JL J. ,181 FULTON AVENUE, Yon can find choice Wines and Ltquors for Medicinal and other uses.

CIDER! OIDER! Lovers of Pure Juice of the Anple can get It at the STAND, 181 FULTON AVENUE Splendid Old Bourbons and Scotch Whiskies at the OLD STAND, 181 FULTON AVBNUE. Just recc.ved. a lot of PureGrapa Wine, Jx years old. or sale by the bottle or gallon at 181 FULTON AVENUE. A targe ana well selected Btocfc by an experienced oon olsBieur.

of WINES AND LIOUORS. AT 181 FULTON ANENUE. n23 2av SPECIAI, NOTICES. AN ELECTION FOR NINE DIRECTORS OF ATLANTIC DOCK COMPANY will be held at their olbce id this city, on MORDAY, 18th January, from li to 1 clock. JOHV McOORMICK.

gec7. (PFiC. OF THE FIREMAN'S TRUST IN r.if.?i,ia?CL""'ra,Ir ,2 90'lr' Btree' "PPOsIte the Ollj Halt, Brooklyn. I'ec 18G3. H.ECTION NO I'ICE The annual election for nine Dl rrciqn of this Ccmnary and tlnee Irsoectors of tae next ci suing elect on will be held at tli's offlie on MOSDaY Januiry nth, ItOI, between the houri offl and 7 I dffiUHIJanll WM.

BUURELLi Sec'y. ELECTK.N. AN ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN Trrstc of the BROOKLYN ATHEN.EUM. wi'I be held r.t'Lur office, on TUESDAY, 12tb 13ij4.be twien thehoLrsofliandli a o2x J. L.

DOUGLASS, Secretary. tENTRAL BANK OF BROOKLYN BR JOK IAN. Dec. 2sth, Wit. Tle annual ection for Directors of this Ijat and Irsrei tors of ti i ext eleciioo, wi 1 tie held at tve ln.nkin oi, MONDAY, llth, lSill, bet wtea ibe l.niir.

01 is o'clock M. 1 o'cl Mk P. .11 1'er order o'JsutiiwiwM JOHN L. Si'ADER, Caihitr. lOfcOOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND'FAIR.

Hie utdorstpned Bin he in attendance at the Rooms of the A It 'U DOOM MITT EH Low's Bulldlnks, No. 16 tourtstreet. vn Uoor. very dav (Sundays excep.e.) till the Udof ctii uiiry next, the das of the opecine. fro 3 tn 5 J.

to 'ive information on the general subject anl crrn'uct rf the Fair. AU persons luttrestud are re to ai plv. FREDERICK A. FARLEY. D.

d' l1 II Corresponding Secretary. 17 O't CI 18(53. OWNERS OF 1 Property in tiie City o' Ilro.iklyn sr hpreby notified that ill unpaid taxes 'or the ymrlsS will be a lvertised fin saV on ti'e Hitii day of January next. UStit.) All taxes leiiuiiiintr ut.i'ni i on tbc tax rolls on and after tlip above daie, will be ehatged for the advertisement in addition to default and io eret.t ti.ereon. EDMUND DRIGQS.

d23 td Collector of Taxes and Assessments. JT WESTERN'S FAMILY DRY GOODS EMPORIUM, G35 MYRTLE AVENUE, CORKER OF CLASSON. SELLING OFF WINTER GOODS AT COST. Jl order to make room forroy EW SPRING STOCK, about con.ing In. I am induced to offer my DKESS GOODS.

SHAWLS. BLANKETS, CL0AKIN03. CLOTHS AND CASSIMER5S. AT REDUCED PRICES I have JUST RECEIVED 1300 yards CALICO. ISc.lSc.

20c. 1100 yaids BEST DK LIKES, 2j Cd. 2S10 yards SIOBAlR 12Mo. 5QU jaic's LAVELLA CLOTH, 15e. ALSO.

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, In great variety. LADIES, CALL AND EXAMINE THE GOODS, AT WESTERN'S 635, 035, 035, 035, MYRTLE AVENUE, CORNER OK CLASSON. BENJ. B. WESTERN.

TVTOTICE PERSONS WTI3HINQ TO OBTAIN i iDfcrmation reipctini: the coming draft, will save much troM le on 1 anxiety by applying at. SJ7 Kultons'rect. tconm No. 5, an stairs, brlnmi with thsm the certilicats of exemption for otocwise "22 lin W. VIS, Military Ageoete.

1" IMITED PARTNERSHIPr NOTICE Is beret.y nieo that tb nndersigned have formula 3 pai pnisunnt to tni provlabnsof article Gl, chapter fourlh, tiari, second of ihi Revised atatu ut the Ftsteo' Nen snr's, entitled "of li uited paitnorsaijs," the aots aioeudat rrtaereof. Thar, the name of the li in under which said partnersh5 's to be conduered i OKAfJ. WILSON. I'hat ths general nature of ihe hus'ness intended to be transieted by the said ra'tsers'jip is the manufacture aud reining of suir una molnsies. anil is to be carried oiiQ the city ot Brbofc l5i und liounty of Kiiiirs.

That fcdwurd L. Craob aud J( hn B. Wilson, both of whom reside in the city of Brooklyn, coun'y m'K nes and Ftte ofNevr York, are the general pa'tners. aait Barnabas II. dartal, wto resides in the city of Phi'adt.

and State is the special partner, aid are the only per Jons intere ited therein. That the an ount of cepttal which said Barnabas II Bartni has contributed to the common stock of sa'd partnerabio Ten Thousand Dollars in casn That said partnership is to commence on the first day of December, In the year U63, and to terminate on the lirst day of December, in the year 1873. Brooklyn. Decemberl, 1863. EDWARD L.

CRATJB, JOHN B. WILSON, dbl dw B. H. BARfOL. MRS.

H. B. O' LEAKY, M. D. Cor.

GATES AVE. and HAMILTON Brooklyn, N. Y. Office hoars from 10 A. M.

to 4 P. ST. d7 lm" OAL COAL $9 50 PER TON. TnE BEST QUALITISS OF STc AE, GRATE AND FURNACE COAL, Delivered screened from Yard AT 89 50 PER TON. Office, Atlantic, corner of Fnrman street.

Yard, Pacific, corner of lumtii street. LAKUB HUT COAL S3 PER TON. I 3t AT A MEETING OF THE UNDERSIGNED HOESE iiroEBS of tbe City of Brooklyn held at the Montague Hull, the fol'owlrg preamble and nsolutlous wereunanlnioubly allotted: That from nd alter tne l8t of January, IMt. their charges wulbeas folloss: ITr private hoi es 2 for busin aj horses, from 12 upward for removing or sharpening, 41 Michael McCatlrey. Hunter st.

Jbmtb Nn'ao, Nevlns st, Tl omas Muran. Pacific st. Marl In Smith st William McOauEhy. Gold Wil lam Conroy. Allaniie st.

William Holloa ay. Water at. Mfciael HacHtt, Columbia st. Charles onohoe, Henri st. Oliver Osrll, licughtyst.

Joiei.h Coile, Water sv. Philip itcy. Navj st. Edid II ins. i rent it.

Matttew llola M. PaciDc it Joint Kockb r. Klllihlii nw. Robert McCiackini Co, Peter llym, ertror av. and nitrons i Micnce envace, Librrtyxt, U'JLL THE LADY WHO TOOK BY MIS tt'te.

from WOOD strre, in Sherman's Photographic Gal en, on Wth uH, a cl rt Mink BlUFf (coutaluiKg itl the Initial on) imd leaving heroin Instead (coninmii a hinokerchief ith ttiuiniu "Alice It Pist be so kmn as to leturn Mrs. ntJNT, come of ItimEenaiiTlleniysts.sbewl!! receive her own and the ibanks el the owner. j4 3t" OOKLYN CITY AI lTEOA DC OMP "a Ditec'oM, an I for three In si.fctors or next sui etediDg election, will be luld at the oniceo! tiit No 10 Pulton street, Brooklyn, be iv i l'' v' und on Monday. 11th la.t I atcti I.roolilyr, JaLusry 1'ji, U. W.

ItETTS Secetaiy. PTH CBUF.CH. BROOKLYN, (REV. A WnI), REECHER'SJ The Pews this Poj'jjcly tor one 3etr. on TUESDAY "tb of Jaruary, ISM coromenclog at 7 clock, anil no pistpoop.iteiit no of th" weattinr Th.

brine will b. opered during Ihe day for those woo de mielo Im at sats. j4 2t XZ FIRE INSUlt ANnRririvr. is. I'ANY The annual eleciinn f.ir Dleec.ors ofthl.

tiae r'nceon I'tlKSDAY. jtl, the Hire of tb. r.ij a' in Brookljn. E. D.

to l. I M. lis crd( r. Polls open from 3 3IKNUYr0PE. Secretary.

plANO FOR SALE A SEVEN OCTAVE 8 lO'cwood Piano fcr sale very cheap. Enquire of GKUBfc. A Atlantic ttieet. ATTENTION LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I have otened a new ea'abiishment at 150 rtle ave nue it you have an cast on Cio'ldnz to dispes; of, Carpet anil Fun. itiire, off pay a litif rat price, with wbit ii you till he sa'ittii'd, it youhaTftae above articles to dispi se ot.

Don't torcet to call or address a note to M. AT1 KI. llrooklyu, where you vill be dea'i with ni'i f.ict. ri and punctuallr Ladles attended to by Mrs. N.

11. Pswa tickets a's boiigl.t coPBT TOkJ' AY, Oiew twifiUJ UOMI'AJSI. SUOOKim trig Vsr mfi waidet: talJ i aeorccprj loaa 0. Surveyor. CARRIAGES AND SLEIGII6 IMX 8iLS AT TSK KINGS COUNTY CARRIAGE FACTORY.

500 CARRIAGES AND 9I.KK1I1S CocpniUig the LARGEST ASSOKTURNT to befound in the olty, Alto, ROBES, BELLS, Atflo, HORSES, CARRIAGES AND SLFIGHfi TO LET. H. B. WIT TY, Office 10 Nevlns Btreet, nljttru Junction of Fulton and Flatbush avonusn. The of Our lleprpsentativeit in Oicaiiizing the House The Western Toliiicians too Sharp for Senator Strong.

Albany, 1 SGI. Tltc caucuses last night passed offduH enoutrli. As ivns anticipated, there was close contest l'ur the Clerkship of the House, between Ciishman and Van Nort, but, as usual, in the row alter spoils at the Capital, Oneida County beat New York. This has always been the case, and tin; Oneida people say it always will be, because the Gotihtmites "don't understand politics." In the afternoon Van Nort had a clear majoriti but the informal ballot he was one behind, and on tin principle that a sinking ship ought to be deserted, several of his pledged friends abandoned him, and he was twelve behind. I must not forget to mention here that his defeat is by some ibuU'd to the failure of Mr.

Crook and Mr Perry, of Kings, to make their appearance in the cnucus. Had they been present, and voted as it is said they promised to vote, Mr. Van Nort would have had one majority to start with, and llii, as shown in the case oi'his appuuent, would lave been equivalent to a nomination. You can imagine, therefore, how indignant his supporter are, ami how sharp are their complaints against llietwo Kings County represent Hives. Pcrhap they can show that their absence was uimvoid able, but just now Van Norfs friends are not dis 'in cd In accept any excuses.

In the other hand; in the Republican Scimtori at caucus, Senator Strong made a signal fiiluri; lie came here with a candidate for sonic oliiee in 'lie yiltol the Senate. His candidate vas a iidn. Wilson, of Brooklyn. S. id not oiler lo have in view fur him any particular ollic: whether Sergeant at arms, Doorkeeper or Assistant L'oorkeeper, did not seem to mattermueh with him, he simply wanted to get him into some place, as a sort of recognition, lie said, of Ihi: services of the young men of in behalf cf the Union party, last Fall.

It is possible I hat he could have made him Assistant Sur 2eaiil aruis, but he good naiuredly withheld yis name and hoped that by t'lis show of good nature, there would bo little opposition ttTiiiut for Doorkeeper or Assistant but he miscalculated the strategy of Wt stern politicians. Thev take ill they can get and will concede nothing that th' can hold: so when the Doorkeetier was voted lor, his candidate was defeated. Mr. presented him for Second Asi iaM Door Keeper, aid he was again defeated. Mr.

S. then insUtcl on nbal'oi lor Third Assistant Door Keeper, when Senator Jami M. Cook said that be thought Senator S. and ids had had enough of ballntiugs fur one evening: loathe had tried Mr. Wilson, by ballot, six or sever! limes, and failing on cacli occasion, it was useless to waste more time on him.

Mr. however, insisted, nud was disappointed to lind that his mau received only four votes, omewhut chagrined by these repeated failures, Mr. remarked tb.it ho was satisfied that lie is a novicv in Albany wire pulling. 5223 Both Houses Were easily organized to day, ami alter Jie reiidiiig of the message an adjournment until to morrow tunk place. As jet 'there are seareety auj indications the coming strifes of the Sessisii, but that there will be many and olten fiercely partizan, there can be no doubt, in view ol'the composition of both Houses.

Kar BOAStD OF The regular monthly meeting of the IS.iarl of Education wits lipid last evening, the President, Hon. t'rrus P. Smith, in th'; chair. Tbe minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. THE TEACHERS SALARIES.

At the last meeting of the Board a resolution was ndoptc'i. raising the salaries of all the female teachers in tin: schools ifot) each, and providing that hereafter no teacher should be appointed in the schools at a salary less than 2U0. JL Norihup moved for a reconsideration of the aetiun Cukoi, in ihe matter. lie paid that tao ee tum in the public schools was to advance all teat her? al a alary of to SJ2UH after their first year's sjrviee. He thought the i.etioti of the Hoard in its'present wniild be unjns.t to those teachers who had already dune eerviee Jor nearly a year, because it placed now teueiijrs in the same position with them, ami he warned th question reconsidered in order to oiler a ri which would set the matter right.

Mr. Pierson contended, that tbe action of the Hoard as understood by the members, was prccisi ly what Ni rLhup wanted. The new teachers were not Uy tap apiion of the Unurd placed on a par with those wiio li ui served a ye Jf some detu.ior place 0:1 the and Mr. Xortlmp ollered a resolution tli.it all te: chors at a salary when the salaries weru raised, should have in addition to their $2niJ at tho end of the year, ":0 additional. school solo.

communication was received from the t'olleetor Taxes, etating that some property belonging to the Board ofEducation on Union avenue, near Atuslie had been sold lor non payment of taxes, kelerred to the Law com. I'lIASOT'S A.MONII THE Tlie Teachers Committee reported Ihi. following i slg naiions, proinotionsand npiiointmenls School No. Miss Crawford. Miss Scott.

a 13 Miss Graham. 17 Miss M. A. Jlurpbr. is Miss A.

It. McLane. 2C Mrs. I'. J.Milchel.

27 Miss Brush. fed. 2 Dewitt. Prim. 1 Miss Stevenson.

22 Miss A. Uayner. IS Miss M. C. Uord.

lo Miss Lane. rromotionn. No. 0 iss Urans in place of Seott, resigned. No.

Miss Gow in place ol'Mi. Cr.trs, promoted. No. 17 Miss 11. A.

Smith in place of Miss J. A. Smith, resinned. Kd. 17 Miss Sutton in place of Miss A.

Smith, promoted. No. 17 Miss. E. II.

Jelly in piaee of Miss Sutton, pro nioicd. Iv'o. IT Miss c. Smith in place of Miss. Jelly, pro moled.

Ko. 17 Miss K. Hill in place of Miss Smith, promoted. "No. 17 Mis.5 M.

11. llcndrick in place of Miss Hill. prtiniotPd. No. 17 Miss M.

J. JelTets in place of Miss llendrick, promoted. Ko. 17 Miss M. Burke in place of Miss Murphy, resigned.

jjo. 17 Mi. M. L. Loekwood in place of Miss Burke, nrwnoted.

No. 17 11. K. McNab in place of M' T.ockwooj, pronioied. No.

li Mi. sC. K. Dunbar in place of Miss McLane, res gtied. IS Ciiimi.

in place of Miss Dnbria M. Guion in phu of Canning liaP', pri.ii 'I. is Mi Samliard in place of Miss Guion, proni. Nu. Mi Meserole in place of Mrs.

Mitchell, iriictl. N.i. A. A. Barnes in place of Miss IHI'II oti N11.

1'. Page in place of Miss Barnes, pi omoteii. Mi 1 urner 111 place of Miss ltrHsli, resigned. Ni. 2T M' in place of Miss Earmer, iiromnipd.

No. 2'i ii l.uekwood in piaee ot Miss Soon. pro 11 ileo. No. No.

Mis? i.iineo in place of Miss T.ockwood, pro Misn l'robasco in place of Miss I.ynes promo No. 27 inotPvl No, 27 iiiuted. in place ofMiss in place of Remstreet, pro Appointment. TM. Cruuunery in No.

Mi A IIaee of Miss Leon re igl'i Ko. sMi.s li, Hart in pliice of Miss Gow. promote. 1. No.

1:1 M'ss Julia A. Smith in place of Miss (lara'ian. roigi ed, No. 1. Miss Sealy in place of Miss Southard, iiii umh No.

2.VM Mai E. Taylor in place ofMiss Pope, No. 27 Mauved in place of Miss Latighton. r. No 2: 1.1 cd.

Piii; i 1 1 II' in plaeo of Miss t'oglilan. pro No i Mi: A. Murphy in place of ss Me I .1. 22 Mi t'. I'o it: phi, of Miss Kayiior.

l'riu igr.i ti. i IVole in ph.ee w. iti 'I ('nlo. id iss i.i nsi CoUrill Nil. l.V ill of Mi i in.

of Miss ri sim 1 il. 'Hie C' i'ii ini'tpp 1 tlVrrd t1'. f. iwiiiL 1'lNMVi ll, 'I'hat Miss Sllli'ti bp j' iid I a Mi oi'lf vices asteaelu in 1 oioied Sclem u. at the rate ol per annum Mr.

Ihiw nttiV! tha' a nun. the as ref rred 1 ii.e 10 iln Co.iMit't. e. 1. ii.

so much ot tin: report ol' tiie rn lo No. 27 be to Scliol No. be r. f. ir Mr tlss weJl iiiovi lb: Teacber'K Ooniniitie fen cd back to the local ai.d teacher's committee for re port.

Considerable disauimion took place on those two amendments, Mr. Cassweil and Mr. How, the original objectors lo the report, took the ffreund ihl the resigna OITIl AliMY CORRESPONDENCE. Cheering News Irom the Brooklyn Boyi in the Gallant "Forty Eighth." We are indebted to a reliable friend, a member of the IHth Regiment N. S.

for the following letter from the Department of the South: Hilton Head, S. December 28th, 1863. Mil Editoh Thinking the many readers of the JiAiu.E would be glad of an account of matters aud things in this part of the world, and more especially ot the doings their friends in the Brooklyn ds'tli, I take upon myself the task of informant. Others might do it better, but none seem so inclined except one most miserable scribbler in a. ''once a abortion, whose overy other sentence is but fulsome praise of colonel so and sc captain this or lieutenant that.

wish to speak of the buys "our boys," as Brooklyn may 1,.: proud to cull them the brave lads who have done the hard work and won an immortal name for out battlion; men good and true, who despite the ills and hardships a soldier is heir to, an yet i'till of the patriotic fire that liiii'itcd so brightly in the hearts of their forefathers who, notwithstanding the unholy aim this war is ihiyv directed to, are jet willing to lay down their lives in defence of "the Union, right or wrong; men, who, in the nobleness of their nature, are re enlisting for another term of service to help crush the rebellion, boiling all the while in the intelligence of the people, after tlie work shall have been done, to ritjht all that now tends wrong, and restore those great principles of tlie American people which have been so ruthlessly trampled upon. The hoys." God bless them are as determined a set of fellows as ever lived on salt pork and ''hard tack:" an merry withal. It would hnve done your heart good to hare witnessed the jovial greeting given tooursister regiment, tut: gallant 47th, on Christmas day. Fun and irolie, song and dance, social exchange cl'kiinl words, and tlie pat on tlie back, "how are vot anil the meeting of old acquaintances. It vss indeed a merry time, and though one would look in vain for a pretty face set in curls, and iyli a little (ju.it a jmij For tlie girl I left behind me' we wcvi.

rini as happy as fun loving soldiers only can hi nud with the coming lirst day of tbe New Year in view, and nearly invitation in our pockets to accept a return ol' the Christmas cornpli tiicnls from Ihe Greys, it, is almost as good as being at. home. Home dear old shall 1 see thy smiling face again? Hang your little socks in the cliimney corner, little ones, and pipa will pray Hod to fill them with his choicest blessings. Roast the fat turkeys, mothers, and in the eating thank the God of buttles your sons still live to send you good wishes and happy greetings through the columns of your favorite" Eaoi.k. Make tlie plum puddings, giris your awei lhearts for each ntsin stud a loving kisss.

A Happy New Year, and. may Heaven blessyoa, one and all. If acceptable, Mr. Editor, 1 shall presume to send you a detailed account of tlie New Year festivities. Simom.

SPORTS AND PASTIMES. Chess. Since th j'm oi for this intellectual pastime, that followed the advent of Morphy, the game has somewhat declined in popularity, not from, want of the requisite attractive element, as from a lack ut ellort among chess players in jreneral, topromore no aeiwuioeniciu oy the same mean as those taken by the admirers of other recreative cames. Kvcry leading city in the Union has its Chess Club, and this city can count its votaries by the thousand, and yet hitherto we have had but one club aniongst us. aud that only half supported.

Last season we thought we recognized. i in I he energetic measures adopted by our Brook club to make its meetings attractive, a re awakening of Ihe spirit of the times of 1S5S but it appears that it was only a flash in the pan, for ihe dub has again gone into its old dormant state, of inactivity and scarcely gives any sign of I its existence. What is wanted is a live chess club, one calculated to encourage new beginners and not one solely designed for the benefit of the I proficients. i ins want, arc gittu to icnrn, ine Jiusteoia Association, of this city, is about to supply through the iiicdinin of a club, organized under the auspices of tlie Association and connected there with, and one in which the fair sex arc to be entitled to a participation in the intellectual recreation tlie game so abundantly affords. The ola Chess Club is to be organized this week, and tlie subscription, we understand, is to be hut a year, the members of the Chess Club to he cut it fed to membership of the Association by the payment of an additional fee of $3, and those of the Musteola Association to be members of tlie Chess Club by right of their connection with the Literary and Musical Association.

The rooms of the ciicss club will be located in Sawyer Thompson Buildings, corner of Fulton avenue and Jay street, a very desirable and central situation, and they are to be furnished with from twelve to eighteen chess tables, with a chess library and reading room attached. Interesting exhibitions of ehes strategy, such as blindfold games afford, and attractive tourneys amongst the members and with other ciubs are to be" features of the ehess entertainment, and wc have no doubt that ere the season is over the Mtisa oia Chess Club wiil be on the high road to a reputation unsurpt.ssed by any club in the country. Tho club will be organized at the next business meeting of the Musa ola Association m.lt ss a special meeting be called for the purpose and at this meeting the. requisite action will be taken to plate the club in active operation at unci Our Nttvy Yard Important Movements. The Hr oklyn Navy Yard is a very busy place at urcs.

Ti Departments are fall of workmen and Ihe iceklin Ti arcfull ol wnrK. the aetivi days of the year. esieraay was one of xn occasion of graa inn the departure ti A DM ll I. 1, who I. 'i tin" ship, the Hartford, to assume cm .1 i.

r. 'PI, lual'il .1 east iiu stated eine one ii. is recently been renovated and ei Iilj ii ii. hai, ed in every way. site is now in the i ll; i it 'li.

ami in oir auj uufcy ior wnica ti av oe as 'gneo. "lamu, law riimam at tins port, ana cm I'a. aic during lmpont's attaok .1, salted ms'i ut ine uartiora, la stlll i.e as rlect upfclljn. 1 no iouowiDg is a 'list of tlin: df il.c Admiral's Stall: Rear Admiral, ii i.h a on Farragut: Fleet Captain, Percival Dray lei liet I int. John C.

Watson Admiral's Secretary I'd C. lii.bandon. The following is a lisi of the office! of 'lie ship Commodore James S. Palmer; Lieut, run W. Kimherlv; W.

II. Tyson: Surgeon. i Assistant Surgeon. James llugg; Pay r' iMer W.T. Meredith: Acting Master, F.

G.Pryer; l'b F. AV. Taylor. Marine i Utieers. Captain, Cfcia.

He'' ward: l.nsigns, II. T. Grafton. ('. I).

Jones, and 1 rue 1'. Adams': Acting W. 11. Whiting, and Glidocli Acting Master's Mates. W.

H. Guilds, J'' Averv. W. II. Ilaibornc and .1.

J. Tinelli; Cliiif.Tl Willi: nson: First Assistant, K. B. 1 Hcii Second A sislaiit. liu Wilson; Acting Third CM.

r.inele. Alfred lloyt ISo'itswain, Devi: liut.e r. 1.1'. Staple Carpenter, O. F.

iiis 'o N'o: long afier tin departure oi the Hartford, ta spfcioiM sI KAM Kli.A'lt. MAU nan fan'e are world renowned came up to A'aid. her heavy ainiaiiieul wbieh liai leariauy i iin in nrpl Oe reinoveo. i n. a owituimi; lo o' no ard sunk the vessel low thll she eb Si has ell board at preseml not ii two 1 i oh euus.

each weighing toar r.i I' or twelie Parrot gtms ilMM.il as aw. This io'in. use armament, as may feund render tlie sel almost umnsn eMabli Navv Department at laM constrained i A' pu inU the slop draw, more water than i I 'n an. ii TVi'll." us'less lor general ihel.ri.e i I ju yaWi IKmC.W Admiral ieis onie of hie subordinates to wort to prepare a 17W Sbe. nay RO when ktt new is oa boarv.

JbisiJi BoitDina, 80 ahd 82 FroroH strict, Br.oon.L7S Doliverod to City Bubscribera every evening, at twelve Mnts per week, payable to the Carriers. 3P" Tras Papie haa the hboest oisOTrLATiosr of any Bvenlnt; paper published in the United States, and as medium for business and general advertising is not ear passed by any other Journal. Terms Invariably cash In advanoe. JOB PRINTING OF EVERT DESCRIPTION, PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED. ffSKAT REDUCTION FROtf THE FORMER RATES TO AUCTIONEERS.

tET Advertisements Intended for publication in fchess olnmasinustboseaSia by nms o'oioctc A. as oar pre sent large edition ootacnla us to clos? toe first and iourtii sagoBat that Jionr. WS. TOWNSEND, Auctioneer, Will sell on Thursday, Jan. 7th, At 10M o'clock.

Tbe entire contents of the Oyster Salmon and ijircmm 224 Fulton avenue, consisting of table, sloolj. crockery and itlass ware, demijohns, liquors, A so superior bir counters and all fixtures, Sale ram or thine. Kit' UCTION NOTICE T. W. DAWSON1, No.

51 Myrtle avenue, hnvini; disposed ofhs lisbed auction business, that hi has su ceii fally cirried oo. fir number of years, to Mr. IS. SALOMON, who wi 1 cvry on tbp sune business as usual; mcl iins mal a ousbiesi nernent with W. 8.

TO SSEND, fie well knjvn tioneer, and with his xperience in the a'icMon lin he titists to merit tin conthned piv.rouaiti of ihi uiztiic favorably conferred on his pi eiIei: iJ: or. The aoitioa sales will tike plae on each Moad iy, Wednesday and Sanrdaf eveninss, at 7 o'c. nek. N. II W.

TOWiVSHND will at tend (o out door sales in aiy part of th citv. aU kinls of poods said U2 tture, on commission, at 51 Myrtle avcue. innm COLE, Auctioneer, Will sell on Thursday, Jan. 14th. At 12 o'clock, at the Commercial Exchanee, 53 Fulton street, opposite thu City Hall.

Brooklyn. Nob. 181, lu3, 135 ltourihby street, corunrj of Orllnnd Fleet street Three 3 story and basenient brick hms s. contains water and itas and wter niolern improvem ntd. By order of the Surrogate.

il SPECIA3, NOTICES. JN HOC VINCES." Ihe Invaluable preparation known 83 KOMAINE'S CRIMEAN BITTERS, was first used in a modified form HOS PITAIS, during the late Crimean War, (hence Us name,) and to a considerable degree in private practice, when its efficacy was demonstrated not only as a preventive of disease Incident to camp life, but as an efficient TONIC AND ALTERATIVE. Previous to its Introduction to the American the proprietors, besides subjectina il to the same teats htreas these to which it had been subjected to abroad, also sub. mitted It for examination as well as recombination to two of ourmost distinguished Analytical Chemists, viz: Professor JAMES R. CHILTON and JULIUS G.

POHLE. whoso certificate, which follows, wl 1 assure the most sceptics! its rre at me icinal vli ies: Naw York. Feb. I 1863. Fromakno vledire of the irjRrsdieu's and theiri proportions enterini: into the composition known as ROMAINS'S CBIMFAN BITTERS, we are enabled to speak of It in of bish comme ndatlon CALISAYA or Peruvian Bark beinR one of its principal constituents, tosethei with Herbs, Keats and Extracts, having decided medicinal properties we have no hesitation in recommendinc it to physicians aad the i ublic seneralty, as an invigorating Tonic, intended to stimulate the digestive organs From 8 alterative properties, it Is calculated preven by its dally use in moderate quantities, CONSTIPATION VEVFK AND AGUE, mild lorms of NEURALGIA ANO RHEUMATISM.

It Is an antidote to the eifects produced by the change of vrattA diet, correcting Df.ARXII.EA curing DYSPEPSIA. COLIC. SlCK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE NAUSEA, SEA SICKNESS. It is expressly adapted to of dellcite constitutions, and the infirmities of age. The preparation is comjosed exclusively of vesetible materials, conta'nlng no metallic or mineral subsianoes whatever.

Its taste is aromatic, warming aud acceptable to palate and stomach. JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D. JULIUS G.

POHLE, M. D. rabseaueatly, the Asslstsnt rfnrgeon of the tf. S. Hospital at Newark.

N. at our request adm'nlstired It to a large number of invalid soldiers, and the result after several months' trial, our anticipations as to Its toi.lc and restorative properties. In addition, it effecte a cure, in a brief time, of several inveterate cases of FEYER AND AGUE, which had defied the usual remedy of Quinine. Fome time since the formula or iist of Ingredients was submitted to SURGEON GENERAL HA5IJI0SD, U. S.

who expressed bis unqualified approbation of the combination, in addition to which SURGEONS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY, In various localities, with many others, from personal trials, have rendired written and verbal testimonials, confirming beyond doubt its remarkable general medxinat properties. A3 AS EXHILARATING TONIC, our! compound Is the perfection of Chcraicol and Medica Art, as byils alterative properties It prevents constipation, and thonjth It highly exhilarates, NO DROWSY OR STUPEFYING REACTION I'OL L0W3, 7n Ibis regard we CHALLENGE THE. "WORLD toewa it. Here the objection, even if there were no others, ti use of other Ejhllarar.t Bittets known to flat one and excite the brain for a brief timo, a dull, s'aie' ensues, thus rendering thtm unfit for the tick jnd convalescent, the s'udetit, andTthose of al otter sefeatar? us well as exclling an inor 11 nste ior spirits. Those who have used the CRIMEAN BITTERS for motths unl'ormly Meciaro the to be trui.

arul anions them are Ci.EaQYMKN Liw vKits, and ti'itsis wliote names and psstonic! address will! be given to any who will at our office. OurMr Chlltoa hashed lonBex ierieocc in the purchase and sale or tluv In thl aau i a iij tUo. know le dge of medical science, and the art of cojiDouadlog. the public is asauredthatnone ijutitu ares mater aU will lo used, fand in all respecs ihe pro st iaJar.1 will not Le depai ted from. Every day adds to tho manvttstinonlats wehve received from Army Surgeons, I'hy'clan i and otaers who inve tested its virtues, some of which will be puoli hedihere after.

Tutup In quart bottles, picked in ca is of one dozeueach. Directions for us accompany earh bottle. ders promptly executed. FOR SALE BY AU, wfuOGlSiy. W.

MarblelSlorc, Ko. 22 dker street. Nca York. LADIES' AND GENTS' VEST, CEA.TELMME I.eoatine Guard and Neok Ohains solid, M. IG an) 18 carats fine, the richest and mcs'.

assort nieai 'a She city, It J. H. HART 4 Pulton st, LSI If St naildin rftljOCK REPAIRING i EVERY mtv ion of Jtenoh. English. German and American 01oa ji complicated or simple, repaired and WM.

WlfiB. iTt A U. C. OS B. WILL FIND iiujti.

FRY, 8urneon Dentist, at his new plaw, 8 Cllntotr lrl. five blocks above his oMplar.e aiy4tf Republican General Committee. The members ehel lo the Republican Gen. ral Cen miitie met last eveningat tin: ('ominUtci' Rooms, Xe. 9 Court slreei.

The loom was crowded, then: being ouite a large attendance of outsiders, who IV lt interested in the proceedings. At half past seven o'clock, precisely. Aid. Hathaway calltd tin; meeting to order, and nominated Captain Saul F. Maddux, as the nomination hein.r ratified without dissent.

C1 S. Alphtus Smith and John K. Stearns were chosen Secretaries, pro tcm. Delegates were then requested to hand in their credentials to the While this was being done tie fhalrman discovered that the almost here bed become ihid; with tobacco smoke as to cause sonic incouvi nionee to entletnen with weak respiratory organs. The apartment was enveloped in a dense fog, so that you mid scarcely see across the room, caused by some llltj or sixty gentlemen pulli tig away vigorously at cigars.

The Khuirman sti" gested that the windows should be opened. A sar.eio7tj member ventured the remark that if tbe gentlemen stopped smoking the nuisance would be abated. The chairman si ized upon this as an iinprovoinent to his own sug iion, and requested the gentleman to suspend lurtlier exercise on their weeds. J.u few minutes Ihe fog cleared OIL Mr. A.

11. Gale was appointed Sergeant at Arms, pm Uni, against the remonstrance of some ot the gentlemen who said lie was not a delegate, but the chair said it made no difference. As ihe iist of delegates were called Messrs. Humphrey, Howard, and John Cashow, ilidu aiu from the Firs'. Word, and 0.

C. God.lar.l from Hit Eiulitecntb Ward tendered their resignations. The fallowing letter lioiu Mr. Howard being read 10 Wit.i.i.w Stbbbt. Brooklyn, December 1o3, nun.

General Committee, Sin: With all respect to the Primaries wiio scL lit 10 place my name on the list of delegates, from the First Ward to the Gcnerat lam compelled by reasons of a professional and personal nature, to dc clire the position. Respectfully, ,1. lInWAim, Jr. Tbe resignations were accented, and the remaining delegates from the Wards idled the vacancies. The Secretary then read the LIST or PF.LRftATKS.

First Ward Benj. Haskell in place of John Cdshow, declined Geo. C. Ripley in place of .1. Howard, declined Chas.

Nordrotl'iu place of James Ilumphrev, declined John M. Comstock, Lewis Lewis. Second Ward Hooper C. Parkard, Richard Austin, Jss. I.laTiilhy.

Wm. YV. Stracbam, Robert Alhor.le'i 1 bird Andrew Fitzgerald, Horace it. Cl'allin 11. 1:.

I'ltr iin, A. C. Itrownt II. Saml I. Purso is Fourth Ward 3 Baldwin, Geo.

11. Harvard. I. "rain 1 liurrows, Je S. 'xley, Richard a Williams; Vifth Waul Contested.

Sixth Ward Contested. Seventh Ward John B. Hobday. S. Alphrus Smith, R.

liobb, Gilbert De KeVciv. Spinuo! ('. Barnes Eighth Ward A. U. Gale, Willet B.

Wm. A. Kbeiu zer West. JolinShephct, .1 r. Ninth Ward B.

J. Hathaway. Jas. W. Tbos.

II. Redding, Samuel Mott. Geo. Kribrlit. Tenth Ward Wm.

M. Thomas, A. L. Van Euren Kooncy Green, Geo. Thomas, Win.

Houbleday. ElevenUi Ward A. S. Tenfold. Win.

Sti warl II. Riebards, Wm. A. .1. Hicks.

Twelfth Ward Contest ed. Thirteenth Ward John J). Darlington. A. E.

Do mv, Thos. Stineon, Martin Hovle, Edgar Jlarbec. Fourteenth Ward S. T. Maitdox, Robert Potter.

Tiios. Parker, Andrew K. Irving, Alfred Hobley. I'ifteenih Ward lolin Mitchell, Ira jjuckraan. Ileni Euesell, Jacob Slants, Chas.

A. Field. Sixteenth Ward David l.indsnr, Robert Uudd, Peter Slraub, Geo. Maguire, Antony Walter. Seventeenth W'ard A.

M. Bliss, J. N. Stearns. W.

M. Read, Pclcr Ilaslam, lvter D. Myers. Kighteenth Ward II. c.

Mead, s'. Cavc lv, Tho Gayton, John McGIinn, Geo. II. Bedell. Nineteenth Ward Theo.

A. Brutes. J. L. Ifeatli, Win.

J. Taylor, Wm. Rouse, chas. Mtiller. Tweutielb AYardRobl.

Fields, .1. I). Holbrook, John K. Balmer, S. A.

Smith, Jas. Williamson. New Utrecht Thos. MeGrath, Geo. W.

rWcil. Sted man Wright, R. O. Curry, 1). C.

WituCjw. platbush J. W. Hiagins, Rem. C.

liegeman, II. C. Vandeveer, John Oakley, Rem. liegeman. Grave send B.

Jornson, John S. Ryder, 1 1. V. Em mnps, Abm Ditmas, Jaeiiucs D. Fiatliinds No delegation appeared.

New Letts Henry Miller. L'has. R. Miller, Cliai. I'l ricb, Saml Waggener, A.

Jl. W. 'ari Sieien. Mr. Haskell moved that a eomurttee of lire be appointed on contested seals.

Mr. llieks offered a resolution that tbe gentlemen who bad cri dentials signed by the regular inspectors be admitted as delegates. A motion was made to lay this resolution on the table, and the ayes and noes were called for, but after some coiivcisai'ou the resolution was withdrawn. The motion of Mr. Haskell, amended at the suggestion of the chair, to make the committee consist of seven inetubera, one from each Assembly district, wastheu carried.

Tbe chair then appointed the committee. Mr. II. R. Pierson, who wns one ol tin: committee, asted 10 be excused, and his rcpii st was granted.

The committee then" stood as follows: First District .1 Higgius. Second District llm.jsmin Haskell. Third District Thomas. Fourth District A Pit zgeraUi. Filth District A llieks.

Sixth District A Dupay. Seventh Distriei 11 Lindsay. Mr. Hicks inaile a motion to adjourn for two weeks. I ut sitlisi nlly withdrew it to enable Mr lo inovi that the loriiiiicits from tlieeon tesud ares be read lo ascertain what tbey were about win tLer thev Were luerclj protests or CoHte it.Tig delc gal ion Pieisoii tbeiigtit ibis action wimiLI he taking out of luil iN ol tile eeial coimiiiile.

the business they wi 11 appointed to attend lo. ami lu prejudging ulna II at cen niiltce wou.d he called ut to determine. A ii'i'tieli wps Mien made to reier the document hdi en, lesiieg ward to tiie committee on thai v.loel carried. '1 1 ii.ci'img then took a recess of half an hour to enable lo make an investigation and r. port At "no: illK ss.

Tbe l.alf lioiir iiavii expired, the Cluiirn.an ealie.l tiie II. 1.1;; to older. Ceitimittee said 1M1 w.ml.i be leioiy in ai i'iu live lii'inuos. The committee at tentrtli ci 11. in and ri 1 orte I.

Ihal in the i ot' IMe li and (I'll wauls, li slo ii no lurtlier lime to hear Ia 1 1.1 i t'll 12 ward they ree uiuiiend tin u.lniiss'kin of 1 He I'cVgaiion beadpil by t'liauni M. Felt. Jllr. who made the report, explained that in the 12tii vianl there as nu rely a piotesl. which llicy did rol dn 111 sldlieielit to disp regularity ot the'elee liell.

'1 he of the 21ih wat elicited son.e disMi as to wlicther that slii old not be referred bai as well as the other uari's. Mr. Stearns Mini that legalesl.e and lhat the be ri ft rei' to the ennei, itvee further il Ulliry. Hi said tin re ss nt one set cf 1 re.h nti. ils prt si i e.

which were pi rtielly regioar, I the eales M. Ie loo eldio d. i'i I lie l. to their seats o. U'c eoioinillri 'I'he i te s'.

a e. ne.l lo ur; 1. ely, il a absioil to p. rnii. mo man in a ward 4i.

1,1 i fi i i no. or ee. Tt as en' i arrii 0. 'i of war o. li 1 as.

t'ol I .1.. Vug .1 i list. Johe i i m. Ho r. poo a I hen a1.

A t. va a jomn lor'nm eel, which 11 ne. a a alti ni i te one tnomli P. il 1 11 i i Hie niu.i io on contest. Yi 1.1.

tin 1 Ho Si tsi y's table, were ob tMiol iv. i "in 1: il v. In lectioe, and with a ,.1 lei aiie. r'. il with p.r the serious rulure of ids discovery.

Mi. Fit, rat. I nie rv ard sad stated that siart st i 1 lian ei 11 e. ll had bore been sin'od 1m7i ll. 1 ie as e.

no sting di legation from he 12th Wani: hut now a toll set ot credentials for another ta ke', la ii hoi ui en the si i retary's table; some ot'itie coin n.Utiv liny had seen it; some, hadn't. Furtlier none, It Ei'aeialii) vas int ihe chairman of the com mitiee. ai.d bad n' to speak: for thein. Tin: whole ll.ilig was a u.islakp. Oilier mciubcrt of the comaittM got up.

lo talk and ifliSBJNAEY SUIvGEON: USKBD LiRSl He ayol Colliw ot Yitsrinrxy CacKMe Iicaon. TP. BRrDRLYri SIDING 8QEOOL. OolEw vai of tie. (louse.

RajxajoiCK. li tl. HU. C. MSiSi.

a G. V. Mncihy. J. How abe von Greenbacks.

Greats' Dress Hit Army and Navy Pelt Ht Bois' Caps. In er hangs tor greeabasks, atfiasaler'a. 33i Fnlton st..